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Which text colour is readable on this?

WCAG contrast against white and black, with the AA and AAA thresholds.

#777777

A neutral dark grey.

Hex
#777777
RGB
rgb(119 119 119)
HSL
hsl(0 0% 46.7%)
OKLCH
oklch(0.569 0 0)
CMYK
cmyk(0% 0% 0% 53.33%)
Nearest name
gray

Readable text

White text

4.48:1

Black text

4.69:1

Use black text. Passes AA for normal text: yes · AAA: no · AA for large text: yes

Worth knowing

  • Note

    Neutral colours have no meaningful hue

    Greys, white, and black have effectively zero chroma, so hue is undefined and every hue rotation returns the same colour. The harmonies below are all the input.

    Fix: Pick a colour with some saturation to get useful harmonies.

  • Worth knowing

    A mid-tone: neither white nor black text reaches AAA

    The best this colour manages is 4.69:1 — against black text. That clears WCAG AA for normal text (4.5:1) but not AAA (7:1). Mid-tones look fine in a mockup and then fail review, because both text colours are only just adequate.

    Fix: Use black text on it, and move the lightness further from the middle if the text has to meet AAA.

  • Note

    CMYK here is a naive conversion

    CMYK has no fixed meaning without an output profile — the same numbers print differently on different presses and papers. The value shown is the standard arithmetic conversion, not a colour-managed one.

    Fix: For print work, convert in software with the press profile applied.

Complementary — the opposite hue

  • complementary

    #777777

Analogous — neighbouring hues

  • analogous −30°

    #777777

  • analogous +30°

    #777777

Triadic — evenly spaced

  • triadic +120°

    #777777

  • triadic +240°

    #777777

Split-complementary — softer opposites

  • split-complementary +150°

    #777777

  • split-complementary +210°

    #777777

Monochromatic — one hue, five lightnesses

  • lightness 0.25

    #222222

  • lightness 0.4

    #484848

  • lightness 0.55

    #717171

  • lightness 0.7

    #9e9e9e

  • lightness 0.85

    #cecece

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